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A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.A tech innovator creates a cutting-edge crowd-sourcing hub to solve his own daughter's murder, as well as revolutionizing crime solving in San Francisco.
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A viewer wrote that this series is another concept of 'Person of Interest' which has been aired since 2011 with 5 seasons to date. I have never seen this so I cannot judge. It is only fair to review this new series on its own merits.
Having seen the pilot episode, I am pleased what it is about and moves along at a good pace, keeping one's interest. We have to wait how the story develops but for the time being I rate it 7 to start off with.
Update after 4 episodes: The story wanders and does not stay focused. Rating reduced to 6.
Latest. Now seen 7 episodes and am giving up! It's become an endless bore. Rating reduced to 5 as I wave goodbye.
Having seen the pilot episode, I am pleased what it is about and moves along at a good pace, keeping one's interest. We have to wait how the story develops but for the time being I rate it 7 to start off with.
Update after 4 episodes: The story wanders and does not stay focused. Rating reduced to 6.
Latest. Now seen 7 episodes and am giving up! It's become an endless bore. Rating reduced to 5 as I wave goodbye.
Simple and to the point ... really enjoyed this short lived series. I do not compare TV Drama to real life, that's what the news is for. And exactly why I enjoy TV shows so I can escape away from the outside world for a while. Enjoyed Jeremy Piven's character and also the nerdy chemistry between the computer technicians, was a laugh to watch. Richard T Jones was super cool as the Detective, and different to see Monica Potter play such a serious character. Sadly, due to the show being cancelled, we won't get to see the outcome .. WAHHHH
Why cancel the show because of the actor who can be replaced? Just have some respect for the viewers all over the world and finish the story
This show may be to one's liking - or may be not, it's a matter of personal preference. I liked the show, that's why I persevered watching it, week by week - all 13 eps.
Few weeks ago it became known that the series are being cancelled after the first season - ratings were not that great, but it was not the deciding factor (as everybody knows by now, CBS made the call right after sexual harassment allegations were made against the star of the show, Jeremy Piven).
What I want to communicate in this review (one may call it a rant) - if you have not started watching the series - don't bother. There was no conclusion, no closing of any kind - total disrespect for viewers (I understand that 7.4 mln people were watching it, on average, in US only).
The series revolves about the murder of Mia, a multi-billionaire's daughter - who's focus in life becomes to find her killer. His team is edging closer to get the answer, bit by bit - one may expect this will come to the fruition by the end of the season.
Alas, we come away empty handed. The last episode (S01E13) is just another "monster of the week" story, with main theme (Mia's killer) almost completely ignored and left open-ended. It is such a disappointment, you feel cheated and disrespected.
It's hard, in this situation, to rate the series objectively - but I know that I want to rate CBS 0/10 - this is not the first time they've done it, actually.
A unique and contemporary approach to the traditional crime format. Impressed that a network show would introduce some new tropes into an old format. Rounded out by a deep, talented cast, this is a really enjoyable show. The pilot really kept me engaged and I'm looking forward to seeing future episodes.
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- TriviaA portion of the pilot episode was filmed at University of British Columbia (UBC), in Vancouver, Canada.
- GoofsThe series refers to the investigator with the SFPD as detective. In the SFPD, there are no detectives by rank or title. The SFPD has 11 sworn levels of ranking: 1) Chief (0390), 2) Assistant Chief (0395), 3) Deputy Chief (0400), 4) Commander (0488), 5) Captain (Q80), 6) Lieutenant (Q60), 7) Sergeant (Q50), 8) Inspector (0380), 9) Assistant Inspector (Q35), 10) Officer (Q2), and 11) CSI Manager (0387). As such, the investigators shown in the series would be called Inspectors.
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